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BUSINESS COURSES
BUSINESS COURSES
Business and Marketing Essentials SL1
Business and Marketing Essentials SL1
Course Number: CTBUS5102S
Prerequisites: None Grades: 9-12 1 Semester, .5 Practical Arts Credit
Get your feet wet in the world of business and marketing — you’ll learn how businesses operate, how products and customers connect, how to communicate and solve problems, and you’ll build your first hands-on business project. Be prepared to work independently, in teams, and present your ideas.
Get your feet wet in the world of business and marketing — you’ll learn how businesses operate, how products and customers connect, how to communicate and solve problems, and you’ll build your first hands-on business project. Be prepared to work independently, in teams, and present your ideas.
Business Communication
Business Communication
Course Number: EN313
Prerequisites: Business & Marketing Essentials SL1 Grades: 9-12 1 Semester, .5 Practical Arts Credit
Learn how to communicate like a professional. In Business Communications, students sharpen real-world skills like writing emails, resumes, cover letters, and persuasive messages that actually get results. Through hands-on projects, presentations, role-plays, and digital tools, students learn how to speak confidently, collaborate in teams, and build a strong personal brand. If you want to sound professional, stand out in job interviews, and communicate with confidence in any career, this class gives you the edge.
Learn how to communicate like a professional. In Business Communications, students sharpen real-world skills like writing emails, resumes, cover letters, and persuasive messages that actually get results. Through hands-on projects, presentations, role-plays, and digital tools, students learn how to speak confidently, collaborate in teams, and build a strong personal brand. If you want to sound professional, stand out in job interviews, and communicate with confidence in any career, this class gives you the edge.
Event Marketing & Communications (Principles of Marketing Integration)
Event Marketing & Communications (Principles of Marketing Integration)
Course Number: CTBUS5302S
Prerequisites: Business & Marketing Essentials SL1 Grades: 10-12 1 Semester, .5 Practical Arts Credit
Concert,Sport, Entertainment Events!! Lets have fun planning those through the Event Marketing course which combines core Principles of Marketing with hands-on event planning and promotion. Students learn how marketing concepts such as target markets, branding, promotion, pricing, budgeting, and customer experience are applied to real-world events. Through projects and collaborative activities, students plan, promote, and evaluate events such as school activities, fundraisers, and community events. The course emphasizes creativity, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving while preparing students for careers in marketing, hospitality, sports marketing, and event management.
Concert,Sport, Entertainment Events!! Lets have fun planning those through the Event Marketing course which combines core Principles of Marketing with hands-on event planning and promotion. Students learn how marketing concepts such as target markets, branding, promotion, pricing, budgeting, and customer experience are applied to real-world events. Through projects and collaborative activities, students plan, promote, and evaluate events such as school activities, fundraisers, and community events. The course emphasizes creativity, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving while preparing students for careers in marketing, hospitality, sports marketing, and event management.
Introduction to Business*
Introduction to Business*
Course Number: CTBUS5100S
Prerequisites: Business and Marketing Essentials SL1 Grades: 9-12 1 Semester, .5 Practical Arts Credit
Do you want to continue learning about business? This course serves as a continuation of Business Basics. Start here and This course serves as a continuation of Business Basics. The operation of the American business system including fundamentals of the economy, accounting basics, careers and opportunities, marketing, management, production, governmental regulations, tools of business, and social responsibilities will be covered. This course empowers students to develop professional industry skills and prepares them for a workplace career.
*BUS115 PPSC Articulation Credit* - Students earning a B or better may receive PPSC credit for BUS115 Intro to Business (3 credit hours) by paying a $10 fee to have the credit recorded on a PPSC transcript.
Do you want to continue learning about business? This course serves as a continuation of Business Basics. Start here and This course serves as a continuation of Business Basics. The operation of the American business system including fundamentals of the economy, accounting basics, careers and opportunities, marketing, management, production, governmental regulations, tools of business, and social responsibilities will be covered. This course empowers students to develop professional industry skills and prepares them for a workplace career.
*BUS115 PPSC Articulation Credit* - Students earning a B or better may receive PPSC credit for BUS115 Intro to Business (3 credit hours) by paying a $10 fee to have the credit recorded on a PPSC transcript.
PC Applications
PC Applications
Course Number: CTIT5102S
Prerequisites: Business & Marketing Essentials SL1 Grades: 9-12 1 Semester, .5 Practical Arts Credit
Big projects don’t happen by accident—and in Project Management in Organizations, students learn how professionals make them happen. Students work in teams to plan projects, manage time and budgets, solve problems, and lead from start to finish. Using real-world tools and scenarios, students create timelines, budgets, risk plans, and presentations just like in business, engineering, and tech careers. If you like organizing, leading, problem-solving, or building something from the ground up, this class prepares you to lead in any field.
Big projects don’t happen by accident—and in Project Management in Organizations, students learn how professionals make them happen. Students work in teams to plan projects, manage time and budgets, solve problems, and lead from start to finish. Using real-world tools and scenarios, students create timelines, budgets, risk plans, and presentations just like in business, engineering, and tech careers. If you like organizing, leading, problem-solving, or building something from the ground up, this class prepares you to lead in any field.
Project Management in Organizations
Project Management in Organizations
Course Number: MAN2027
Prerequisites: Business & Marketing Essentials SL1 Grades: 9-12 1 Semester, .5 Practical Arts Credit
Big projects don’t happen by accident—and in Project Management in Organizations, students learn how professionals make them happen. Students work in teams to plan projects, manage time and budgets, solve problems, and lead from start to finish. Using real-world tools and scenarios, students create timelines, budgets, risk plans, and presentations just like in business, engineering, and tech careers. If you like organizing, leading, problem-solving, or building something from the ground up, this class prepares you to lead in any field.
Big projects don’t happen by accident—and in Project Management in Organizations, students learn how professionals make them happen. Students work in teams to plan projects, manage time and budgets, solve problems, and lead from start to finish. Using real-world tools and scenarios, students create timelines, budgets, risk plans, and presentations just like in business, engineering, and tech careers. If you like organizing, leading, problem-solving, or building something from the ground up, this class prepares you to lead in any field.
Entrepreneurship -Capstone course
Entrepreneurship -Capstone course
Course Number: CTBUS5401A
Prerequisites: Any 3 business pathway courses Grades: 10-12 1 Semester, .5 Practical Arts Credit
Are you ready to enter the world of business? This course provides students with a step-by-step process of starting their own business. Examination of entrepreneurial practices including successful entrepreneurs and common mistakes made by entrepreneurs will be analyzed. Students will enhance their entrepreneurial, teamwork and leadership skills. By the end of this course students will create and present a business plan for their own business.
Are you ready to enter the world of business? This course provides students with a step-by-step process of starting their own business. Examination of entrepreneurial practices including successful entrepreneurs and common mistakes made by entrepreneurs will be analyzed. Students will enhance their entrepreneurial, teamwork and leadership skills. By the end of this course students will create and present a business plan for their own business.
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